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Press Watch: There’s a war on truth — and the media isn’t an innocent bystander
Dan Froomkin
New York Times covers Monday's impeachment hearing with a tone of wistful nihilism: LOL is anything true anymore?
Open source technology could be a boon to farmers
Aaron Orlowski
Open source technologies will help small farmers compete against the large operations
Trump will survive impeachment, for now: But make no mistake, this hurts him
Heather Digby Parton
We'll be in uncharted waters, with an impeached president running for re-election. But history's not on his side
Trump’s “I want nothing!” defense was always stupid. Now it just went down in flames
Bob Cesca
Trump's "I want nothing" call with Gordon Sondland — if it even happened — now looks like part of the cover-up
Impeachment as a struggle to save democracy — from the pathological cult of Donald Trump
Paul Rosenberg
History shows how democracy can give way to "pathocracy" ruled by disordered individuals. Are we heading that way?
Press Watch: Soledad O’Brien attacks a Pence puff piece, sets off anti-NPR Twitter rampage
Dan Froomkin
NPR listeners unload their frustrations on Rachel Martin of "Morning Edition" after O'Brien calls out Pence segment
Press Watch: Political reporters still can’t handle the GOP’s moral and ethical collapse
Dan Froomkin
The modern Republican Party has descended into lawlessness and lunacy. Most mainstream reporters won't say that
New York Times: Bernie Sanders’ plan to fight climate emergency is too ambitious, slightly Trumpy
Julie Hollar, Jim Naureckas
The paper of record compares Sanders' ambitious climate plan to Trump's border wall in deeply misleading report
Ivanka uses fake quote to complain about “decline of public morals” behind impeachment
Igor Derysh
The purported Alexis de Tocqueville quote was actually a paraphrase, from a book arguing in favor of impeachment
Air war: A relentless whistleblower once more girds for battle over aviation safety
Rick Schmitt
Former federal Air Marshal Robert MacLean says warning signs of ineffectual air safety regulation are blinking red
Rudy Giuliani, a New York Times reporter and me: When corrections go wrong
Roger Sollenberger
Ken Vogel of the New York Times corrected my Giuliani article — but his command of facts is questionable
How Maura Tierney learned to identify with a “monstrous” torturer
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The star of "The Affair" and "The Report" on living in the post-truth era: "We need to know what's true"
Republicans will claim Trump was going after corruption: You just have to laugh
Heather Digby Parton
Republicans' strategy on impeachment is the most ludicrous possible: Defending the most corrupt president ever
Press Watch: Every Trump story is about the same thing: His ruthless, limitless power grab
Dan Froomkin
Media is starting to grasp the master narrative of the Trump presidency: His attempt to maximize presidential power
Republicans go lower: They’re publicly spreading the name of purported Ukraine whistleblower
Igor Derysh
Rep. Louie Gohmert dropped the name during a public hearing while Rand Paul shared it with millions on Twitter
NSC official Alexander Vindman’s testimony appears to contradict Rick Perry’s claims about Ukraine
Igor Derysh
Vindman claimed that Perry was at a meeting where the Biden probe was discussed, which Perry has repeatedly denied
Court TV is back in session and preparing for Weinstein
Melanie McFarland
CEO Jonathan Katz and anchor Vinnie Politan talk about Court TV's coverage in the era of Weinstein and social media
Psychiatrist Lance Dodes on the “panicked” state of the “most dangerous person on the planet”
Chauncey DeVega
Former Harvard professor on Donald Trump's downward spiral, and how his paranoia may persuade him to leave office
Press Watch: It would be insane for America to re-elect Trump. Why can’t journalists say that?
Dan Froomkin
Welcome to Press Watch, where we ask the really big question: Can political journalism in 2020 be less terrible?
Steven Pinker, Sam Harris and the epidemic of annoying white male intellectuals
Émile P. Torres
The problem with Pinker, and the whole Intellectual Dark Web, is that their claim to represent reason is total crap
Fascists and anti-fascists: Mainstream media strikes a false balance
Gregory Shupak
Mainstream outlets can't perceive a difference between actual neo-fascists and those who actively resist them
For Russia, talk of Trump impeachment is the gift that keeps on giving
Cynthia Hooper
Meanwhile, Putin continues to position himself to look strong on the global stage.
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